Village Board of Trustees Meeting
Regular MeetingNyack, NY · August 12, 2021
Minutes
Minutes of the regular meeting of the Village of Nyack Board of Trustees held at 7:30 on
Thursday, August 12, 2021
Present Dr. Don Hammond Mayor
Louise Parker Trustee
Donna Lightfoot-Cooper Trustee
Marie Lorenzini Trustee
Joseph Rand Trustee
Also Present: James Slaughter Village Administrator
Lise J Chanin Village Clerk Treasurer
Absent: Walter Sevastian Village Attorney
Mayor Hammond called the meeting to order at 7:31 PM
Pledge of Allegiance
Adoption of Minutes:
July 8, 2021—Motion by Don Hammond seconded by Joseph Rand, to accept as presented. Motion
carried unanimously.
July 19, 2021 Special Meeting—Motion by Louise Parker, seconded by Marie Lorenzini, to accept as
presented. Motion passed by a unanimous vote.
Public Comment – Discussion of Action Items Only – 3 Minute Time Limit
None
Action Items:
Resolution No. 2021-- 51 Resolution of the Nyack Village Board to refund duplicate tax payment to the
owner of the property known as 198 N Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960, Tax Map designation 66.22-1-6 in
the amount of $2,865.66.
Motion Don Hammond, seconded by Louise Parker to accept the motion as presented. Motion passed
by a unanimous vote.
Resolution No. 2021 – 52 Resolution of the Nyack Village Board to issue a waiver of the 30 day notice
period for Uptown Nyack LLC dba Uplounge, 91 Main St, Nyack, NY 10960.
Motion by Louise Parker, seconded by Joseph Rand, to accept as presented... Motion was defeated by a
vote of 4 nays to 1 yea.
Resolution No. 2021—53 Resolution of the Nyack Village Board to issue a waiver of the 30 day notice
period for SNZ Associates, LLC, Punta Cana Latin Fushion, 117-125 Main St Units 1-2, Nyack, NY
10960.
Motion by Louise Parker, seconded by Donna Lightfoot-Cooper, to accept as presented. Motion was
defeated by a vote of 4 nays to 1 yea.
Resolution No. 2021—54 Resolution of the Nyack Village Board to approve the Abstract of Audited
Claims dated August 12, 2021 as submitted by the Village Clerk-Treasurer
Motion by Don Hammond, seconded by Marie Lorenzini, to accept the motion as presented. Motion
was passed by a unanimous vote.
Public Comment
Ms. Mary Johnson requested that the Village allow Depew Ave between Franklin and entrance to
Depew Manor on August 21, 2021 from 12:00-6:00 PM for a community BBQ. As a similar event was
already scheduled for August 28, 2021 Louise Parker volunteered to work with Ms. Johnson to combine
the events on the August 28. 2021 date.
Department Reports to the Board of Trustees (based on availability)
Orangetown Police Department--None
Village Attorney--None
Village Administrator—
James Slaughter presented his report. He updated the Board on the restructuring the Village’s
reporting structure with Monthly Department Head Meetings, Quarterly Department Meetings and
required & professional development training. He also updated the Board on the work on the
Broadway TAP project should begin in September.
Building Department
James Slaughter undated the Board on the approval of two projects.
Parking Authority--None
Village Clerk – Treasurer--
Old Business
Don Hammond updated the Board on the paving of Upper Depew, Dickenson & Lawrence is expected
to be completed by Labor Day.
New Business
Don Hammond updated on the Boy Scout Eagle Project. The concert has been tentatively scheduled for
October 30, 2021.
Communications
- Petition from Residents of Marion St requesting the following traffic control improvements to
the intersection of Marion St & 3rd Ave.: Installation of a stop sign on 3rd Ave.; ensure the Stop
sign on Marion St is clearly visible; Evaluate the intersection for any additional obstructions;
install signs that clearly designate 3rd Ave. as a one way street.—Mayor Hammond suggested
that the Village should commission the Traffic Engineer to assess the situation and make
recommendations. Village Administrator James Slaughter to review the current signage in the
area and report back to the Board with recommendations on any additional signage.
- Request from Patricia R. Ward for speed bumps, 25 mph speed limit, and a neon speed sign in
the vicinity of 268 Depew Ave. Village Administrator James Slaughter was tasked with
examining current situation regarding speed signage and other possible traffic control measures.
- Request from George Pejoves to hold corn hole contest to benefit 4 local non-profits in
Memorial Park on September 22 from 4:00pm – 7:00 pm (Rain Date 9/23) for approximately 50
people.—It was determined that the only fundraising events held in the park were to benefit the
park itself and should go through the Memorial Park Conservancy Organization.
-
- Request from DeQuan Kerr & Sonia Rogers to use Memorial Park on August 15th Youth
Basketball Showcase from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm for 100 people—Conditionally approved pending
the submission of proof of insurance; the time would run from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, no DJ.
-
- Request from Lisa Mininger Petallack on behalf of the OCADA Coalition, for an OCADA Big
Screen Movie event in Memorial Park on August 21, 2021 from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm for
between 300-400 people—Not Approved.
-
- Letter from Habitat for Humanity requesting the Village of Nyack’s assistance in identifying
properties that could be renovated to provide affordable housing units.—Village will provide
what assistance they can.
Public Comment
Comments from the Village Board of Trustees--None
Executive Session
- For personnel issues related to Village Hall operations.
Adjournment
9:54--Motion to close Executive Session was made by Donna Lightfoot-Cooper, seconded by Louise
Parker. The motion was passed by unanimous vote.
9:55—Motion to adjourn the Meeting was made by Louise Parker, seconded by Marie Lorenzini. The
motion was passed by unanimous vote.
Agenda
Village of Nyack
9 North Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960
Village Board of Trustees Meeting
August 12, 2021 7:30pm
Agenda
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Adoption of Minutes – July 8, 2021& July 19, 2021 Special Meeting
3. Public Comment – Discussion of Action Items Only – 3 Minute Time Limit
4. Action Items:
4.1 Resolution No. 2021-- 51 Resolution of the Nyack Village Board to refund duplicate tax
payment to the owner of the property known as 198 N Broadway, Nyack, NY 10960, Tax Map
designation 66.22-1-6 in the amount of $2,865.66.
4.2 Resolution No. 2021 – 52 Resolution of the Nyack Village Board to issue a waiver of the 30
day notice period for Uptown Nyack LLC dba Uplounge, 91 Main St, Nyack, NY 10960.
4.3 Resolution No. 2021—53 Resolution of the Nyack Village Board to issue a waiver of the 30 day
notice period for SNZ Associates, LLC, Punta Cana Latin Fushion, 117-125 Main St Units 1-2,
Nyack, NY 10960
4.4 Resolution No. 2021—54 Resolution of the Nyack Village Board to approve the Abstract of
Audited Claims dated August 12, 2021 as submitted by the Village Clerk-Treasurer
5. Public Comment
6. Department Reports to the Board of Trustees (based on availability)
1.1. Orangetown Police Department
1.2. Village Attorney
1.3. Village Administrator
1.3.1. Building Department
1.3.2. Parking Authority
1.4. Village Clerk – Treasurer
7. Old Business
8. New Business
9. Communications
- Petition from Residents of Marion St requesting the following traffic control improvements to
the intersection of Marion St & 3rd Ave.: Installation of a stop sign on 3rd Ave.; ensure the Stop
sign on Marion St is clearly visible; Evaluate the intersection for any additional obstructions;
install signs that clearly designate 3rd Ave. as a one way street.
- Request from Patricia R. Ward for speed bumps, 25 mph speed limit, and a neon speed sign in
the vicinity of 268 Depew Ave.
- Request from George Pejoves to hold corn hole contest to benefit 4 local non-profits in
Memorial Park on September 22 from 4:00pm – 7:00 pm (Rain Date 9/23) for approximately 50
people.
- Request from DeQuan Kerr & Sonia Rogers to use Memorial Park on August 15th Youth
Basketball Showcase from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm for 100 people.
- Request from Lisa Mininger Petallack on behalf of the OCADA Coalition, for an OCADA Big
Screen Movie event in Memorial Park on August 21, 2021 from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm for
between 300-400 people
- Letter from Habitat for Humanity requesting the Village of Nyack’s assistance in identifying
properties that could be renovated to provide affordable housing units.
10. Public Comment
11. Comments from the Village Board of Trustees
12. Executive Session
- For personnel issues related to Village Hall operations.
13. Adjournment
Get email alerts for Nyack
A daily email when new agendas and minutes are posted.